Announcement of Mexican policy expected today
Washington reports a cabinet discussion on President Obregon's message to the United States and potential recognition of the southern republic. Deliberations included relations with the Dominican Republic, with additional developments anticipated soon from the Dominion republic topic.
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Washington
Vormal
Amere Jeni
Stake Department
Obegon
Aner Jean
United States
Mughos
Obregon
Dominican Republic
Proprieter and customers held at gunpoint
A man described as about 34 to 38 years old, wearing a blue suit and blue dotted shirt, was suspected in the armed robbery at a local shop. Police canvassed the town to locate the suspect. Bud Vondrashek reported being held up by a stranger who took less than a dollar but left a $100 currency mishap in the victim’s shirt pocket.
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Dresand
Bud” Vondrashek
Vondrashek
New Dry Bill Offered by Blaine Today
The article reports on Blaine proposing a new dry bill with anti saloon support. It details changes to enforce prohibition via an independent enforcement minister and attorney general oversight. It notes objections to home brew manufacture and issues about alcohol prescription rules and enforcement penalties.
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Blaine
Rand
Rik
Atise
Mass Dead and Missing Amid Pueblo Disturbance
A chaotic Pueblo event leaves many dead and hundreds missing as martial law orders force all sightseers out. Officials report 7,600 refugees in care at relief depots while a list of identified dead grows, and labor unrest spills into a British coal miners conference.
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wAn
Zin
D. Spicer
Pueblo
Ludlow
Colarato Mangers
Edna Gray
Edna Gray, $Y Many Gans. 5, Me In Mrs. Tinhbard
Jann Perryran
Dre HM Carey
Taebie
Dobn
Stille Toltdinarle
Danny Urey
Mary McMislennemeean
Mina Sarah Mi Kyra
Denver
Mine A
Sinrtin
Galbuta
A. Currin
Me Ky Alta Vilna Werget
Mra
Mhintete
William Jeneney
Neth Kevan
Worelas T. Men Hris
Glenwood Syeliyey
Pauliel Peenin
Ae Wa Chueh Minne
Dorothy Worts
Mrs. Wentonit
Sentimenting
Ty An
Wethered
Perie
Darley Deahar
Frank Texin
Ener Miller
An Need Rani
Minnie
GO Morea
Artvia Shatula
Négrema
Urebliy
Mardin
Marilee Gnile
Premy
Tyed
Eplurrit
Angle de May
Dwa Dana
Willing Korker
Eta AG Cinke
Parkin
American Zionist officers resign after convention disapproves leadership
At the Cleveland convention the 24th annual session, amid stormy debates, voted to disapprove the president’s annual report. Judge Justin W. Mack of Chicago and six other officers resigned from their posts. Names cited include Dustin Louis D. Brandeis, Rabbi Stephen Wise, Harry Friedenwald, Nathair Straus, Jacob D. Hus, and Reuben Horchow, with several executive committee members also stepping down. Delegates showed fatigue after hours of debate on the leadership.
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Cleveland, Oho
Americ Zionist Organization
Wupely
Willian Sander
Green Bay
Wis
Delecates
Ralph Toland Makes Progress as a Singer
Ralph Toland a La Crosse baritone returns after two years in the east to give a recital at the La Crosse theater on June 17. The Drui-club, promoting local business activities, has formed to boost La Crosse with professional men and support Toland’s appearance. He is described as having been trained by prominent New York instructors, and his performance features selections such as The Hanging of Danny Dever and Where Is My Bey the Banjo Song.
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Ralph Tolan
Danny Deover
Myr Bey
Aire
Wader
Mr. Toland
Tig Vuice
New York
Ta. Crosse
Comet Won’t Come Near Earth This Month
Cambridge observers report Winnecke's comet will not approach Earth closely this month. Harvard College Observatory notes the body will approach the sun around June 9 and peak in brightness near that time, possibly around the sixth magnitude and likely not naked-eye visible. Astronomers also foresaw a potential meteor shower on June 27 linked to the comet’s approach.
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Cambridge
Winnecke
Biel
Thig Worl
Om Thirvard College Observatory
Harding Appeals for Red Cross Flood Aid Donations
President Harding urged U.S. citizens to donate to the American Red Cross to assist flood victims in Pueblo amid food shortages. The call was issued Monday from Washington as relief efforts were organized for the affected area.
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Harding
Washington
Warding
United States
American Red Cross
Tueblo
Thompson Forces Defeated in Chicago Election
More than 590000 voters went to the polls in Chicago for a judicial election that produced a sweeping defeat for Thompson city hall forces. The fusion slate of Kemocrat and Republicans swept candidates into offices across the circuit and superior benches. Large margins were reported citywide, with some races reaching about 120000 votes in certain precincts.
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Chicago
Ilo
Thompson City Hall
Coalle Yon
Kemocraw End
German Submarine Sunk by U S Ship in Lake Michigan
A German submarine was sunk about thirty miles from Chicago in Lake Michigan at 11 o'clock yesterday morning by four U S torpedo boats from the Wilmette. The sub had been stripped for a year awaiting disposal and had reportedly shadowed the Victory Tour. Two hundred naval reserves participated in the action.
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Lake Michigan
Wilmette
Naval Aagle
Prosa
Chicago
U.S
Wilmetta
Cantiin Wurtebaugh
Iadinia
Mimols
Hemoyranlo
Paris
Iracard
Prederlct Mitt Frederick CG Glee at a loont hospital
Frederik CG Prederlct Mitt Wilt ar Kilbgurn Wisconsin died Monday at 22 30. Survived by nix wife and twee children heaton and iveratt and ts Werenta. Funeral Wednesday from Qereidenes of his parents at Crescent at 14 o'clock sud and at 1 release from Germen Lutheran chard at ay Chedae Row in Gummaftichulm. Interment Crescent Comeners.
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Frederick CG
Germen Lutheran
Ay Chedae
Gummaftichulm
Lu Crescent
Boy Hero Wilbert Moers Honored by Kiwanis Club
Fourteen year old Wilbert Moers received a gold watch from the La Crosse Kiwanis Club for bravery after diving into a river to rescue six year old Robert Lagehretsen when a boat overturned. Principal Dr Shepardson praised his selfless act and courage.
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YM. G. A
la Crosse
Echo
Wilbert
Kiwanis Glib
Robert Lagehretsen
Robert
Dr. Shepardson
Theschool
Riwavis
Rick
Mr. Shepardson
Kiwanis Club
Solemn Requiem Mass Held for Bishop James Schwebach
The cathedral hosted a solemn requiem mass for Rt Rev. Bishop James Schwebach, praised as a kind leader beloved by Catholics and Protestants alike. Community leaders recall his dedication to city affairs, St Michael's orphanage, and supporting the poor, with many noting his lasting impact on the diocese of La Crosse.
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James Schwebach
la Crossa
Joss
Keller
Jank
Tw Crosse Industrial Association
Orphins
St. Michael's Orphanage
Alwys
Milwaukee Ford price cuts by local distributors
Milwaukee dealers cut prices on Ford models from 25 to 50 dollars with immediate effect. Coupes drop to 805, sedans to 764, and runabout and touring cars each reduce by 25 dollars. Card of thanks from Halverson family and others express gratitude for sympathy and support after Oswald Iraine Halverson’s death.
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Milwaukee
FORDS
Wis
Ford Motor Company
Orwaid
Halverson
Clendshnord
Leo
Oswald Iraine Halverson
Committee Meetings Called Wednesday Evening at City Hall
Ammerting of the committees on endingud purchase administration and grounds and buildings has been called for Wednesday evening at 8 Welock at the city hall. Meeting to consider matters including purchase of a Tedlge trade of state law for trimscript regulation to employ a stenographer Bul of Myre Kiarball and resolution to appropriate 1080 to purchase building on aviation tied. Communication from the board of education regarding new roof on birth school and other repairs.
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Myre Kiarball
Board of Education
Lirth
Anniversary of Belleau Wood Battle Observed in Senate
The third anniversary of the Belleau Wood battle was marked in the Senate with brief addresses by Senators Querman and Todge as they discussed organizing American women to aid in restoration efforts at the village where U S Marines halted the German drive on the line near June 608.
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Belleau Wood
Washington
Senate
Querman
North Carolina
Todge
Massachusetts
Organization of American Women
Amerie Marines
Local mail clerks learn to hit with Gats
Local railway mail clerks took their first introduction to firearms as the government-backed training, led by Captain George Hale, wrapped up on Monday afternoon. Seven rounds were fired per clerk at Igoner's Coulac range against Grandad Blatt, with several showings of aptitude. The course aims to ready the men for quick fighting and shooting in emergencies until proficiency is reached.
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Meir
Chase
Minnesota
Talo
Rivieras to Meet Diamonds Tonight at Copeland Park
The Rivieras and Diamonds clash at Copeland Park to open a three game series after each team won two games previously. Diamond management says first pitch is 8:50 PM standard time. Diamonds won a practice 3-2 against Goosetown. next they were to play La Cruesmest and then Seaketown if Gophers did not appear.
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Copeland Park
Jiviers
Diamond Basebal
Iaama
Copeland
Diamond Aggregation
Goosetown Crew Leat
Seaketown
Gophers
Diamonds
Onalaska
Pirates
Wit
Laura Michener Bride in Preston Minnesota Wedding
Laura Michener of Harmony Minnesota married a groom from Lake Harmony Minnesota in a small ceremony at the bride’s father's home. Judge D K Michener officiated. Only immediate family and a few friends attended. The couple plans to live in Harmony Minnesota after a wedding trip through northern Minnesota and Canada by automobile.
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Preston
Harmony Atan
Minn
Newell
Larmony
Misa
Laura
Michener
D. K. Michener
Toarson
Canton
Junehean
Minnesota
Canada
Auto
Harmony
Mlinn
Plaice
Coast Placed Record Copper Order For San Francisco
Coast places record copper order for ten million wits by the Plogtrie company. Swag papounged Tuesday. The order would be largest single copper wire order. The wire will be shipped from Black S, Montana and require 270 railroad cars for transport.
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San Francisco
Calif
Black S;tale. Mont
Teuasit
Many Bill Sent To Conference In Washington
Washington Ga report notes the house sent behind closed doors a disarmament resolution to conference without instructions for conferees on how to vote. The move leaves the outcome unsettled as lawmakers await conference action and possible amendments.
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Washington
House
Conservation Club Guests Visit Galesville Meet
The Gilesville Ettrick Red and Gun Club hosted La Crosse Conservation Club members at Galesville on Sunday. Speakers Barber, Tasmuson, and Grover urged conservation. La Crosse won the indoor style game 29 to 20. Babe Stuth noted as Babe Wade, five hits and five runs credited.
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la Grosse Conservation Club
Galesville
la Grosse
Galesvilla
Gotterdam, Sr
la Crosse
Register of Deeds
Wade
Babe Stuth
Flo
La Crosse Kiwanis to Welcome Tomah Club to the Order
Fourteen Kiwanis members designated on Tuesday as the La Crosse club sets a plan to visit Seman on Friday to organize a Kiwanis chapter there. New York holds up insurance probe with committee counsel announcing that tending companies agree to recommendations for legislation to curb practices. Bankers in the middle west and northwest to be invited for conference with the President aiding an Linnneil qmbleme. Chicago report notes May 1910 era civic events.
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Kiwanis Club
Seman
New York
York
Ladywood Lot
Samuel Watermyes
Annouaecly
Washington
J. G
Middle West
Northwest
Sylth
Treasury
Governor vetoes bill to change town board in Wisconsin
Madison report says Governor Blaj refused to sign a bill that would alter town board structure and require a town clerk to vote alongside a highway superintendent. The veto cites concerns about uniformity of town government and potential effects on local administration.
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Wis
Cown ‘Board
Blaj
Taccessan
Hoard
Highiwrys
Wisstog
Hayy
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